This piece argues that the manner in which Section 240C has been drafted is more than just an ordinary administrative delegation and can lead to the delegation of the essential legislative function.

The interdisciplinary blind spot of merging insolvency law, AI ethics, and constitutional due process asks for a thorough examination, as NCLT bottlenecks at the same time lower the capability of value ​‍​‌‍​‍‌maximization.

This article argues that, instead of focusing on who owns each individual component, the IBC should recognise the corporate debtor’s commercial interest in the AI asset stack.